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Risk Management Strategies
Considerations
Mitigants
Healthcare Reform and Changes in
Government Reimbursement
Tenant Concentration
Competition
Higher Interest Rates
Tenant Solvency
American Medical Properties
— The Affordable Care Act's increased healthcare coverage yields additional patient volume and revenue for hospitals
— Any changes to the Affordable Care Act will likely have a limited impact given that they may be offset by changes in
federal Medicaid and other healthcare subsidies
— American Medical Properties has a diversified pipeline across operators and geographic markets
— The majority of AMP's healthcare REIT competitors are focused on other healthcare real estate asset classes (senior
housing/SNFs/MOBs) and hospitals are not a focus area. As a result, the hospital real estate asset class presents
one of the most compelling sale/lease back opportunities.
— Interest rates are projected to increase gradually and only modestly in the near term
— AMP has the flexibility to utilize alternative capital sources
— AMP plans to continuously monitor the performance of its tenants on a variety of metrics including:
— admission levels and surgery/procedure volumes by type
— trends in revenue and patient mix
— operating margins
— ratio of tenant's operating margins to total fixed costs
— the effect of evolving healthcare regulations on tenant's profitability and liquidity
— These factors will help AMP identify any potential issues with any of its tenant's capability to pay rent allowing AMP
to take remedial actions to mitigate this risk
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